Small Scale Military Headquarters

Here is a small diorama I put together with my high end German limosines and French automobiles.

http://ca.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/mrkiss ... e2&.src=ph



Cheers

Great Job!!! I love it! I hope to see more of your work

Very Nice mate.
Love the B&W touch with the photos.

Have you tried posting images direct to here? [img]Your%20photo%20url[/img]

I think you`ll find more folk will look. It`s just we`ve had over the years idiots with crappy links so some are reluctant to open them.

look forward to seeing more

Ja

Very nice photos!
Nice close angle shots!
Great attention to detail too! Luggage and actions of soldiers!

Hope to see more!!!!

Nice pics.

Can you list the make, model, and Manf. of the 1/18 cars. I've been looking for a couple my self.

Kevin.

awesome job, feels almost schindlers list

Thank you for the kind compliments.

I'm looking forward to better weather so I can take the little town outside to photograph it in natural light. Not too mention more room than my kitchen floor.

I have a few more diorama ideas to put together. Hopefully, I'll have some time to finish building the structures.



I thought of posting the photos directly, but doesn't that eat up space on the forum? I know on other forums everyone has been asked to post a link to "photobucket" or whatever photo site you choose to deal with.

In these particular photos the follow German and French automobiles are represented:

Horch 930V Cabriolet (Ricko)
Horch 851 Pullman (Ricko)
Mercedes Benz 770K (Signature)
BMW 327 Coupe (Guiloy)

Citroen Traction 11B Berline 1938 (Solido)
Citroen Traction 11B Cabriolet 1938 (Solido)
Citroen Traction 11B Berline Convertible 1938 (Solido)

There are a few more vintage European automobiles out on the market. Check out the posts in this forum "Civilians and Automobiles" and the "French Connection". Hopefully they will be able to help you out.

Cheers

ya know what would be awesome, and ive been waiting to see this be done in a long time, but wouldnt it be awesome to have a D-day dio with the americans climbing up the bluffs, having the germans shoot down at them, or maybe a storming the beach kinda shot, i think im gonna work on one, but Ive gotta find out where to do it

Nice work, I like the plack and white touch to it.

great use of citroën tractions

i love this stuff man

great diorama and a really good combination of items.